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the translation of the bible into may languages

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the translation of the bible into may languages

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Martin Luther was a German monk who allowed the wealthy to do whatever they wanted. His goal was to reform, not break from the church.

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Martin Luther was a German monk who allowed the wealthy to do whatever they wanted. His goal was to reform, not break from the church.

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John Calvin was a French priest and lawyer. His only source of religious truth was the bible. He Established his first community in Geneva, Switzerland

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John Calvin was a French priest and lawyer. His only source of religious truth was the bible. He Established his first community in Geneva, Switzerland

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Economic secularization The Reformation led to a shift of resources away from religion and toward the secular sector. This included the expropriation of monasteries, a decline in religious construction, and an increase in secular construction. 

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Economic secularization The Reformation led to a shift of resources away from religion and toward the secular sector. This included the expropriation of monasteries, a decline in religious construction, and an increase in secular construction. 

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The Society of Jesus (the Jesuits) was founded in 1540 to spread Catholic doctrine around the

world. Joining required several years of training

and a strict code of discipline. They set up schools

that taught Catholic beliefs.

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The Society of Jesus (the Jesuits) was founded in 1540 to spread Catholic doctrine around the

world. Joining required several years of training

and a strict code of discipline. They set up schools

that taught Catholic beliefs.

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The Thirty Years’ War was the last major

religious war in Europe

and put an end to the

violence accompanying

the Protestant

Reformation.

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The Thirty Years’ War was the last major

religious war in Europe

and put an end to the

violence accompanying

the Protestant

Reformation.

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The Peace of Augsburg In 1555, Charles V signed the Peace of Augsburg, which allowed each ruler within the Holy Roman Empire to choose the religion of their state. However, the Peace of Augsburg did not resolve underlying tensions between Catholics and Protestants.

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The Peace of Augsburg In 1555, Charles V signed the Peace of Augsburg, which allowed each ruler within the Holy Roman Empire to choose the religion of their state. However, the Peace of Augsburg did not resolve underlying tensions between Catholics and Protestants.

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Tax reforms: Governments may include tax reforms in their economic reform programs to accelerate economic development. A competitive corporate tax system can also be important for attracting corporate investment. 

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Tax reforms: Governments may include tax reforms in their economic reform programs to accelerate economic development. A competitive corporate tax system can also be important for attracting corporate investment. 

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The 95 Theses In 1517, Martin Luther wrote the 95 Theses, which argued against the Catholic Church's sale of indulgences and other practices. Luther believed that salvation was a gift from God, and that people should be independent in their relationship with God.

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The 95 Theses In 1517, Martin Luther wrote the 95 Theses, which argued against the Catholic Church's sale of indulgences and other practices. Luther believed that salvation was a gift from God, and that people should be independent in their relationship with God.

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Creation of the Church of England In 1534, Henry VIII's Act of Supremacy created the Church of England, which declared the monarch as its head. This new branch of Christianity incorporated some Lutheran values.

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Creation of the Church of England In 1534, Henry VIII's Act of Supremacy created the Church of England, which declared the monarch as its head. This new branch of Christianity incorporated some Lutheran values.